Thread: Did the Big 5 Shoot their own foot with demanding the return of Agency Pricing?
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Old 03-05-2016, 12:57 PM   #80
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darryl alluded to this in #6, but I don't think anyone linked to it, and it has the ring of truth to me:

http://www.idealog.com/blog/a-first-...ast-post-here/

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It turns out that the real story of “agency pricing today” is that Amazon demonstrated dazzling marketplace power by keeping all the big publishers on agency terms.
I recommend reading the whole Shatzkin link. And I also recommend not responding that so and so is a idiot.
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